The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-05-21

appointed and qualified, unless sooner
removed by the Governor for cause.
The marshal shall have power TO
divide the State into as many districts
as he may think necessary, and for
each OF the districts he shall oppoint
one deputy, said deputy to have juris-
diction in adjoining districts, but may
be removed by the marshal at any
time. Whenever complaint is made
TO the marshal or any deputy marshal
that any law referred 10 in the act is
being violated, the marshal or deputy
shall investigate, and on satisfactory
proof of violation shall proceed against
the person violating the law in accord
ance with the provisions relative TO
such cases. The marshal and his
deputies shall have the same powers in
executing the law as sherifls in the
various counties may have. The State
Marshal is 20 receive salary of 81, 200
year and actual necessary expenses.
The deputies shall receive 81 per day
and their actual expenses while prose
cutting their official duties, The bill
finally passed by a vote GO to l3. The
afternoon session was occupied in the
discussion of the Bates liquor bill.
The House, when called TO order the
afternoon of the 9th, had bare quo
rum. The special order was omitted
the "Bates liquor bIll"-and several
bills were considered in committee OF
OF the whole, and Representative Man.
ley's 2-cent railroad fare bill was made
the special order for the 18th. The
Moon specific mining tax bill was dis
cussed and forwarded TO q third read
ing.
In the House on the 10th, bills were
passed as follows: To make appropria-
ton for the State Re form School; to
make employers liable for personal In
juries 10 employees while In their ser
vice; an important feature OF this
bill is provision that liability shall
exist Notwithstanding any contract
between employer and employe waiv-
ing a right of action; relative TO the
fraudulent removal or embezzlement
of chattel mortgaged property; TO APP
propriate $1,000 for additional fire
protection for the Soldiers Home; TO
provide for the reissue OF lost or de-
stroyed certificates of stock OF corpora
tons or companies; bill authorizing
the organization of the State Board Of
Agriculture into n forresty commits
sion; TO provide for the better protec-
ton of ballots used at elections, and
the safe keeping thereof. The after
noon session Of the House was devoted
TO the bill TO amend and revise the
liquor laws. The consideration OF the
bill was finished at 6 o'clock, only
minor amendments have been made
to il, but before the sitting concluded
Mccormick offered substitute for
the whole bill The substitute pro-
yides for better sureties.on liquor deal
ers' bonds, seeks TO simplify the pro-
visions of the pending biz, and TO fol-
low as closely as possible the existing
law.
STATE ITEMS.
The Jackson prison has sos con-
victs.
--Ionia bicyclists have organized a
club.
"A cigar factory is starting up
In Evart.
There are POS students at the
University.
Measles are quite prevalent at
East Saginaw
Marshall wants coffin factory
and prohibition.
The Nashville fire department is
being re-organized.
Battle Creek reports number OF
cases Of scarlet fever.
IS. Westrope has been reappointed
city marshal of Alpena.
Bronson has sent TO Ohio for a
man to dig gas well for her.
The establishment of papei
factory is talked of at Manchester.
An effort is being made to secure
two daily mails between Hart and
Shelby.
Work on the government building
at Marquette, it is expected, will begin
this summer.
Seventeen men and boys were
arrested 10 byron few days ago for
illegal fishing.
Portland citizens talk OF opening
their new race track with q grand
celebration July 4.
Gilbert Rath has been appointed
custodian and taxidermist OF the
university museum.